INVENTIONS: HOW TO PROTECT AN ENGINEER'S MOST VALUABLE ASSETS

Abstract

It is often said that the British have produced many of the world's greatest inventions but that it is all too frequently the case that other countries have benefited more from them than Great Britain. Nowadays, the flow of technical information is extremely rapid and good ideas will be put into practice in industrial nations in an increasingly short space of time. If the good idea is yours how can you make sure that you benefit most and not your competitors?

Citation

Jennings, P. (1991), "INVENTIONS: HOW TO PROTECT AN ENGINEER'S MOST VALUABLE ASSETS", Sensor Review, Vol. 11 No. 2, pp. 30-31. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb007847